Poor, Pathetic, Insecure Zombies

Submitted by Susan (United States), Sep 24, 2012 at 21:36

The bloody, destructive riots in the Middle East over a film most of the participants did not see were no more spontaneous than the terrorist attack on our consulate in Libya. The zombies were incited to wreak maniacal havoc by their handlers, their beloved and wise clerics who are responsible for 99% of all islamic terrorism. The entire islamic netherworld is working overtime to impose blasphemy laws in the West so their stealth, civilizational jihad in Europe and America can proceed unimpeded. Imagine the progress they will make when criticism of ... islam is illegal.

The O.I.C. in the corrupt, despicable U.N. have been trying for decades to impose a global blasphemy law to protect islam and shut up the few brave people who are desperately trying to warn the world of islam's agenda. Islam should be pilloried every day until these infantile, savage crybabies understand that islam is no better than any other ideology or religion, all of which are mocked relentlessly. What is it about islam that makes muslims so insecure, defensive, irrational, and violent? And what is it about fanatical, homicidal muslims that so endears them to the U.S. State Department, the American news media, and the Obama administration? Strong faith can endure all hardships, criticism, and ridicule and does not require hate speech laws to protect it. If muslims require a law to spare them the pain of hurt feelings, islam is indeed an insipid and vacuous religion.

Our modern technology and generous jizya have made their lives so much easier and more convenient. They rally their mobs through Facebook on cell phones we invented, bought with our hard-earned tax dollars so generously bestowed upon them by Washington. Maybe one day we will learn that it's suicidal to arm your enemies, or maybe not.

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